St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-07

Winter, Mr.. and Mrs. William D. FIsher, DR..
and Mrs. ID. Hand, Mrs. DR.. L: Il. Mann,
George Bigelow, John jackson, John 1lddle,
Gerard Howe, Lewis Bigelow, ME- ana Mrs.
CONGRESSMAN and Mrs. W. d. Washburn, Of
Minneapolis; Col. and Mrs; Q. A. Mason,
Mrs Crawford Livingston, Mrs. Gen, II; w.
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. e. n. saunders, MRS.
Perrin, Miss Perrin, Miss hersey, mrsc \; a.
Young, Mrs G. A. Pope, Richards Gordon,
Miss Kate Gordon, Mrs. Horn, MRS; ne l..
Harbaugh, Miss Sibley, Mrs. Col, Penrose,
Maj. Allen. D. R. Noyes, G. Z. Noyes and
many others.
THE TOILETS. iiai
Some idea of the costumes worn may
be gathered from the following list: r
Mrs J. Fl. Hammond-Ashen grey corded
silk. en- traine, trimmed with the same snaue
of pearl passementerie, national mowers ana
diamonds. Id
Mrs. wayne Notwithstanding blue
silk, trimmed with passementerLe OF same
shade; national flowers: diamonds. !n
Mrs. Charles MacVeagh-W hite Suez I'M,
ported lace over white MORE; seeded pearl
lace trimmings.
Mrs. DR.. Christie-Carthage gray SILK. 2ii
Mrs. Col. Penrose-Black silk ana lace. Nv
Mrs. DR.. Hand-Modore plush and silk
MORE.
Miss Elizabeth white-shimmer of moon
Mrs Ordway-White duchesse lace over
white satin striped Brussels net. (
Mrs. Penault-Loutre red silk. on
Mrs. Crawford Liviugston-Daute brown
MORE. lett
Mrs. R. W. Johnson-Black silk and lace.
Miss Banning-Cream Chinese crepe.
Miss Bend-Black Llama lace and black
silk.
Miss Hersey-Oriole yellow satin striped
Brussels ner over satin of the same shade
Miss Dean-Pink gauze over satin MORE,
garland of forgetmenots.
Miss Eva Hersey-Eucalyptus tulle over
cream MORE.
Miss Smythe-White silk and tulle
Mrs. FuIness-Whte satin en- traine, with
point and duchesse lace bouffante drapery.
Mrs. Horace Bigelow-Elephant grey faille
silk.
Mrs. George c. squires-White brocaded
satin, point and duchesse lace trimmings,
pearl paSSamenterie.
Miss Katie Gordon-Bresil red faille,
trimmed with the same shade of lace and
passamenterie.
Mrs. Brooks-Florentine yellow silk with
black lace
Miss Taylor-White satin and tulle drap,
cry.
Mrs. Lient. Glenn-White duchesse and
point lace over white satin. with Danta plush
bodice.
The brides travelling dress was of
AcaJQu brown suiting with ulster and
lraVellnS bonnet TO match.
The array Of presents was unusually
abundant. Regrets and presents were
sent by Mrs. Gen. U. S. Grant, Mrs.
Garfield, Miss Mary Garfield, Col. Fred
Grant, Francis Weeks, Robert l.. Belt
nap, of New York, and George ChildS,
of Philadelphia. Among the list of
presents were silver services from
George Childs, Francis Weeks and Mr..
and Mrs. James Reardon, of Superior,
and an elegant chamber furniture from
Franklin McVeagh.
AN AFTERNOON RECEPTION.
An afternoon reception was given by
Mrs. Lewis Baker, ST., at her residence,
145 College avenue, yesterday after
noon. Mesdames C. FL. Warner, Col.
Newport, DR.. Day, DR.. Christie, Ed
ward Rogers, Charles Gilbert, and the
Misses Dawson, Baker, Moore and
Davis assisted in receiving the guests.
The parlorS were very handsomely
decorated with flowers, and presented a
most pleasing appearance. Seibert's
orchestra gave number of selections.
OTHER WEDDINGS.
John l.. BoXell and Miss Elmina G.
Lanpher were united in marriage at the
residence of the brides parents, No. Is
East Sycamore street, last evening at s
O'Clock. Rev. E. G. Evans officiating.
Mr.. George G. Robertson and Miss
Jennie SymOndS were married at the
residence of the brides mother last
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson will
be at home after Oct. 20, at los Smith
street.